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“Maybe the word ‘quarantine’ no longer exists, but since there will be no restrictions, we probably shouldn’t expect that,” Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė said last week.
He stressed that other EU heads of government were urging the public to step up vaccination against the spread of a dangerous strain of the Delta coronavirus, as this could “erode the work that we have done very strictly for six months to continue. the rules and actively vaccinate at the start of vaccination. “
The second quarantine, with several extensions, is valid in Lithuania from November 7 to June 30 of the previous year inclusive.
Currently, most of the strict quarantine restrictions no longer apply, most of the activities are allowed, the management of flows, the use of masks indoors, in meetings of people.
In recent days, the number of new coronavirus cases recorded per day has reached less than a hundred, and the number of deaths has dropped significantly: no deaths from coronavirus have been recorded for several days this week.
